Cat Tree, Cat Tower with condo, Basket, Large Bed, Platform, Scratch Board, Cat Scratching Posts for Indoor Cats, Light Gray GCT002SW

This lasted 9 months of a mama cat and 6 kittens tearing it up every day. They were not tearing up my couch. I spent about $40 for 9 months of kittens activity, I am very happy. Be sure to check the bolt tightness every few weeks, the cats were very rough on this item, the bolts need occasionally retightened.

My cats loved it and played on it just about everyday. But then we got a puppy lol and I think he liked it even more. It was great to have something for him to destroy while he was teething! Will probably buy again once he's older :)

The tree was fairly easy to assemble. It’s a little flimsy and the scratch posts are thin. The ramp was a little awkward to adjust perfectly, but overall it gets the job done. Not recommended for large cats. Better for kittens and small adult cats.

The media could not be loaded. I think it’s safe to say that the kitties love it! I wanted something big enough that they can still grow into it but small enough not to crowd up our patio. I had it assembled in under 30 minutes and it took about 1-2 days for them to acclimate to it. I 100% would recommend to anyone else with cats!

I’ve had this cat tree for a few months now and I adore it. It’s so hard to find pastel colors like this in affordable cat trees, and the blue and pink are to die for. My cats love it, I love looking at it, it’s a win win.

It's okay. My cat is a big 20 pound Siamese. He is twice the size of my Chihuahua. The only part of this he fits comfortably on is the top of the cubby house. Mo tried in vain to use the sling bed. It just didn't work. Not only did he almost tip the whole cat tree over trying to cram himself into the space, the only thing he could really fit in there was his back half. His chest and front paws had to rest on top of the cubby. I've tightened it as far as I can but it's still a little wobbly. He doesn't seem to have any interest in even trying to get in the top bed. I doubt he would fit anyway. I have a retention pond with tons of wildlife right outside my back door. Mo loves to lay in the sun at the sliding glass doors and watch the various birds. The ducks frequently come up to my patio to nap. I have a privacy film on my glass doors. They have no idea there is a fat cat just on the other side watching them intently. This cat tree is great for petite cats and kittens. It's just ill-suited to my big boy.

I have some very well fed cats. There are 3 of them and it holds up to all 3 being on it at one time. There is enough space that they are not on top of each other. That was very important to me.There was a dangling ball for them to play with but one pull and it snapped.It was very easy to put together and only took a few minutes.

I don’t usually leave reviews, but I just wanted to give you my experience with mine. My cat is 10 pounds and I thought this would be okay for 1 cat. It was a nightmare to put together and when finished, it was very wobbly and leaning forwards. It’s very unsturdy and I had tightened the screws as much as possible. Looks like the leaning tower of junk. I am so disappointed, but there was no way I was going to take it apart and send it back. Could possibly be ok for a litter of kittens under 8 weeks old. This was my first experience with a cat tree and most likely my last. Cats need a sturdy piece of furniture as they are very active. I imagine this one will go to the curb on trash day. I was really looking forward to giving this to to my cat as she loves to play with toys. This kind of wobbly stuff should be taken off the market. It’s not even going to stand up by itself. This is my honest review and I don’t recommend unless your cat is going to stay under 5 pounds. I would have been better off to build one myself. The price would have covered the cost of materials, better materials.